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Magnoliophyta is the phylum to which the Egnlish oak tree (Quercus robus) belongs.

Specifically, a phylum is a division which scientists place under the plant kingdom Plantae. Magnoliophytaalso may be found designated as Angiospermae since it designates seed-producing, flowering plants. The division in question will include many but not all trees since conifer, gingko and palm trees respectively will be found in the divisions Coniferophyta, Cycadophyta, and Gingkophyta.

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